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Editor, Manager Phone RI 4111 Station 221
SOUTHERN
DAILY
CALIFORNIA
TROJAN
United Press
World Wide
News Service
Vol. XXIV
Los Angeles, California, Wednesday, March 15, 1933
No. 105
lavic Program To Be Given in Bovard Tonight
i.C. President ITo Be Feature Guest Speaker
Senior Class Continues Play Casting
Any senior who is not on probation is eligible to try out for a part in the senior class play to be given in April, according to Val Jean McCoy, manager. Tryouts, which began yesterday, will continue this afternoon at 3:15 o’clock in room 122 Old College.
No parts have been definlt*1-ly filled yet and all students trying out are reading lines from the modern drama which is being considered for production.
ilitomia Governor Is Included in List of Group Sponsors
ll'resenting h glimpse of the col- J ful Slavic traditions, tbe Sla- | nic Alliance of California will !
?se;it ’‘Slavonic Evening’ to-rht at 8 o'clork in Bovard audi- } rlum, und^r tbe auspices of the Angeles University of Inter- ;
Moral Relations.
I Featured on the program are ; resident Rufus B. von KleinSmid.
|ho a ill deliver the address; Dr.
>ris V. Morkovin, master of cere-lonns; and .lohn J. Knezevicb. resident of the Slavonic Alliance i Ca ifornia, who will give the ad- 1 hess of welcome.
Prominent Californian* --
l r< uiinent Californians sponsor L^gal Manufacture, Sale |g the program tonight include asi !' n: Rufus B. von KleinSmid, v. J.-.mes Rolph Jr., presidents al< the California universities, ayor John C. Porter of Los WASHINGTON, March 14.— | —President Roosevelt’s economy I program ran Into stubborn opposition in the senate today and, despite a night session, recess was taken without action on the reduce government expenses by >500.000,000. A deter-M no’" by Smetana, and Scherzo niined bloc, led hy Senator Rob-lln 1 mino- by Chopin, played by inson, Repn.. Ir and Senator |\Iarie Mikova. pianist. McCarran, Dem., .\, fought the
Russian Dance I veterans cut.
Tl ese will be followed by a The most important amendment |K.issian dance by Clauzunov, pre- was offered by Senator Walsh, *ent' d b> Sergei Temoff. accom- Dem., Mass. It provides no vet-ni- d by S Malavsky; rhythmic , eran disabled ln active service in [. rill by men Sokols; group drill by ,he World war shall be removed ien Sokols; Jugoslav folk songs ; from the pension rolls.
Jugoslav ~
Experienced Executives
Morgenthau, Garrett, and Blas-ingliam, student leaders for the affair, have taken active parts in College of Commerce Doings. Morgenthau has served as business manager of the IJaiJy Trojan, El Rodeo, Summer Trojan, and student handbook: Garrett Is president of the Commerce student body and Phi Kappa Tau, while Blasingham is a member of the men’s judicial council and former president of Kappa Alpha.
Tamburitza orchee-
Ccmplimentary guest tickets may be obtained in a limited num-|h